Winning Design Revealed for Pikesville Community Mural Project
Local artist Jaz Erenberg’s design is expected to grace the sidewall of Zips Cleaners in “downtown” Pikesville by May 30th.
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Anti-Israel Rally Held in Front of Local Orthodox Synagogue
Congregation Shomrei Emunah was the scene of a vigil at which pro-Israel and anti-Israel protesters hurled insults at each other.
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The Associated Creates Special Emergency Fund for Victims of the Key Bridge Tragedy
Funds will benefit those impacted by the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge last week.
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More than a Bridge
The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge is also a matter of self-esteem for Baltimore, writes Michael Olesker.
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Sandra R. Berman Center for Humanity, Tolerance & Holocaust Education Dedicated at Towson University
The center’s mission is to promote education on humanity, tolerance and the Shoah to highlight the dangers of bigotry and intolerance.
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Orioles Sale to David Rubenstein Group Approved by Major League Baseball
The product of a blue-collar Jewish family, the Baltimore-born Rubenstein, 74, is a multi-billionaire lawyer, businessman and philanthropist.
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Two Orthodox Men Attacked in Northwest Baltimore While Walking to Synagogue
Baltimore County Police and Shomrim are searching for a black Kia Optima with the license plate 4BA3705.
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All the Jewish Major League Baseball Players to Watch in 2024
As Opening Day draws near, there are plenty of Jewish storylines to keep an eye on, including those of the Orioles’ Dean Kremer and Spencer Horwitz, a Timonium native.
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Baltimore-Based Israel Baseball Americas Aims to Expand Influence of Baseball in the Jewish State
Launched Mar. 18, Israel Baseball Americas is an effort to support the Israel Association of Baseball.
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Making a Racket about Racquetball
A group of longtime racquetball players is upset about the JCC’s decision to remove its courts, writes Michael Olesker.
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Ashkelon Youth to Visit Baltimore as Part of Diller Teen Fellowship Program
While in Charm City, the fellows will visit the Inner Harbor and Fells Point while meeting with local Jewish community officials.
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